Holy Week in Wimborne begins with Palm Sunday procession
After an absence of two years due to the coronavirus pandemic, the traditional Palm Sunday procession started Holy Week in Wimborne Minster.
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Mannings Heath roundabout in Poole to be resurfaced
Allow extra time for your journey as the Mannings Heath roundabout in Poole will be closed for five days from 25 April.
Festival Coast Live! returns to Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Food and music festivals are included in a wide programme of events planned for the BCP Council area this spring and summer.
Ban the BBQ campaign supported by national retailers
National retailers have stopped selling disposable BBQs following calls to protect the environment.
Former PC Matthew Littlefair guilty of gross misconduct
The former Dorset police officer who is already in jail for fraud has now also been found guilty of gross misconduct.
Easter parade at Pamphill
After the service at St Stephen’s Church, the pupils of Pamphill First School took part in an Easter bonnet parade.
Archaeological dig for Weymouth
Ahead of redevelopment of the Weymouth Bowl site, a dig is to take place at the end of April which could reveal medieval finds.
Highcliffe Castle takes home silver in South West Tourism Awards
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Viewpoint April 2022 | Volume 46 Issue 6
VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | APRIL 2022– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Viewpoint £500 winnner spreads cheer throughout Ringwood – Keeping the Jurassic Coast beautiful – Verwood Carnival is moving to Potterne Park – EEECK is claimed to be the latest artwork by The Original Banksy – Car parking charges hit Verwood – New copse planted…
£500k needed in next two days to save Jubilee Sailing Trust
The Jubilee Sailing Trust will be forced into ceasing operations ending a 44-year history, unless it can raise a minimum of £500K by 14 April.